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India to Ask Investment Banks to Sign Integrity Pacts: India will soon finalize a so-called integrity pact that investment banks will have to sign when they work on stake sales of government companies, said Sangita Choure, joint secretary in India’s department of disinvestment in a recent interview to The Wall Street Journal.

India Gold ETF Demand Slows: Indian investment demand in paper gold during the last financial year slowed to its lowest level since its launch in 2007, as falling prices and a decline in the precious metal’s safe-haven appeal damped investor appetite.

India to Seek More Information From Wal-Mart: A retired Indian judge investigating whether Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s lobbying violated local laws said Wednesday that he will seek more information from the U.S. retailer about its activities, but might not summon its executives again.

India Court Says Bharti Can Provide 3G for Now: India’s top court Thursday allowed Bharti Airtel Ltd. to continue providing third-generation telecom services until further orders in some regions where it doesn’t have permits, but prevented it from signing up new customers in those places.

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